• African Student Association
• Black Student Union
• Filipino Student Association
• Hispanic Student Organization
• International Student Organization
• Vietnamese Student Association

• Alpha Chi Omega
• Alpha Kappa Alpha
• Phi Kappa Psi
• Phi Mu
• Sigma Lambda Gamma
• Sigma Phi Lambda

• Alpha Chi (Campus- Wide, Top 10% of Students)
• Council for Exceptional Children (Graduate Education Organization)
• Delta Mu Delta (International Business Honor Society)
• Kappa Delta Pi (Education Honor Society)
• Order of Omega (Greek Honor Society)
• Phi Alpha Theta (History Honor Society)
• Psi Chi (Psychology Honor Society)
• Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics Honor Society)
• Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society)
• Sigma Theta Tau (Nursing Honor Society) 
• Theta Alpha Kappa

• • Alpha Epsilon Delta
  • American Chemical Society
  • American Marketing Association
  • Association of Student Educators
  • Beta Beta Beta (Tri Beta)
  • Bilingual Students Education Organization
  • Council for Exceptional Children (Graduate Organization)
  • Finance Society
  • Mock Trial
  • Music Student Association
  • Nursing Student Association
  • Pre-Law Society
  • Pre-Optometry Professional Society
  • Pre-Physician Assistants Society
  • Society of Physics Students

• Baptist Student Ministry
• Campus Outreach
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• The Navigators
• YoungLife

• American Red Cross
• Christians for Israel Association
• Doctoral Organization for Community Service
• ELITE Dance Team
• Pinnacle Forum Entrepreneur Club
• Pro-Life Huskies

• Freshman Council
• Husky Veterans Association
• Satellite
• Sled Team
• Student Foundation
• Student Government Association
• Student Programming Board
• Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC)

1. Complete the New Organization Form and Constitution Template provided by the Office of Student Involvement. See contact information for the Coordinator of Student Involvement: Clubs and Organizations above.
2. Find 5 founding members and an on-campus advisor (part or full-time faculty/staff).
3. Complete any edits to the constitution and founding documents.
4. Once approved, attend all required training and meet all requirements of student organizations at HBU.

The approval process is as follows: submitting documents to the Coordinator of Student Involvement: Clubs and Organizations >> Director of Student Involvement >> Student Government Association >> Associate Provost of Student Life

The process can take approximately two months if all documents and edits are completed in a timely manner.

1. Networking for both college and adult life
2. Improved academic performance
3. Connections outside of class
4. Preparation for future employment
   1. conflict resolution
   2. time management
   3. interpersonal relationships
5. Expand your interests
6. Develop a sense of belonging at HBU

1. Go to an Organization Fair during the first week of each semester
2. Follow our organizations on social media to find out when and where their meetings are
3. Ask the Office of Student Involvement for contact information for organization officers
4. Look through our list of organizations on this page and contact them directly
5. Be on the lookout for flyers and other marketing around campus
6. Follow @hbuinvolvement on Instagram to see any important reposts